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Kyus
hu Sh
inkansen (Bullet Train)
Okoshiki Coast Nature Park
Uto City
Nagao Shrine
a type of mirage called ‘Shiranui’ can be seen from here
Misumi
Tobase Island
Mt. OtakeMisumi Nishiko Historic Port
Yatsushiro Port
YatsushiroCity Yatsushiro
IC
Yatsushiro-Minami IC
Shin-YatsushiroStation
MatsubaseIC
JR K
agos
him
a Lin
e
Ogawa Town
MatsubaseTown
Ryuhoku Town
to Hitoyoshi, Kagoshima
Hinagu ICHinagu Spa
Tanoura IC
Minam
i Kyushu Expressway
Fukuoka
Kumamoto
Tomioka
Mogi
Shimoda
Oe
Sakitsu Kawaura
ShinwaNakata
Shoura
Katasoba
Kuranomoto
Itsuwa
Hondo Sumoto
Tanasoko
Hongou
Odo
Himedo
AriakeMatsushima
KumamotoAirport
to OsakaAirport
FukuokaAirport
Tenmon BridgeTenjyo Bridge Oyano Bridge Nakano Bridge Maejima Bridge Matsushima Bridge
OyanoShiranui
Matsubase IC
Dazaifu IC
Kyushu Expressway
KumamotoIC
Kumamoto
Uto
Misumi
AmakusaAirport
Futae
Kuchinotsu
Oniike
Yatsushiro
Shin-Minamata
IzumiUshibuka
Amakusa
15min
60min
25min
25min
40min
10min
12min
16min
12min
7min
20min
20min
20min
20min(by air)
35min(by air)
22min22min
30min
30min
30min10min14min10min
14min
30min
32min 27min
18min
17min 15
min
15min(ferry)
15min
30min
20min
50min
direct 35min
20min
21min80min
65min30min
5min 10min
10min
40min
40min
12min
12min
45min 30min
TsunagiTown
Tsunagi IC
to Kuma, Hitoyoshi
to Okuchi
Yunotsuru Spa
to Akune Kumamoto Prefecture
Kagoshima Prefecture
Ashikita IC
Shin-MinamataStation
Minamata City
Minamata
Minamata IC
Minamata Port
Yatsushiro Sea(Shiranui Sea)
Nagashima Island
Kuranomoto Port
Shishijima Island
Hinoshima Island
to Izumi Station and Akune
Fukuro
Nagasaki Prefecture
Shimabara Peninsula
ShimabaraCity
Shimabara Bay
Nishi-Arie
Mt.Unzen
Amakusa Shiro Tokisada
Ruins of Hara Castle
Kuchinotsu Port
Shimatetsu Ferry
Hayasaki Strait
Oniike Port
Itsuwa(Goryo)
Hondo
Takahama
Myokenura
Oe
Fukuregi
Kawaura
Sakitsu
Sakitsu Village Guidance Center
Shimoda
Ushibuka
Fukami
Sumoto
Kuratake
Ryugatake
Ariake
Hondo Port
Tanasoko Port
KoyagawachiPort
Odo Port
Nakata Port
Shoura Port
KatasobaPort
Futae Fishing Harbor
Wind PowerGenerator
Oppai iwa(Breast Rock)
famousfor fireflies
Kurosaki beach
Amakusa City
Kami-Amakusa City
Amakusa Tourism Association
Iris GardenAmakusa Airport
Amakusa Airport Tourism Information
Suzuki ShrineToko Temple
Amakusa Cultural Center
Hondo beach
Onnojo Park
Dolphin Watching
to Mogi(Nagasaki)
Fast Ship
Tororo
Tomioka Port
Shiraiwasakicampsite
Amakusa’s first deputy official, Shigenari Suzuki
Tomioka Visitor CenterExplores the ties of the local people to the Amakusa sea through exhibits and 3-D videos. Also has a fine view of Mt.Unzen across the sea.
Tomioka Magarizaki
Rinsen Spa (with heated swimming pool)
Reihoku Thermal Generating Plant
Gosoku-nokutsuPromenade ofthe Poets
Ryutozan ‘Midorinomura’Campsite
Shimoda Hot Spring
Shimoda Hot Spring information ‘Platto’
Shimoda ‘Gosoku-no-yu’ Hot Spring Foot Bath
Shiratsuru-hama Beach
Oe Catholic Church
Amakusa Rozario- kan
Crinum Lily habitat
Scuba diving spotSea turtle nestinggrounds
Ushibuka ParkHaiya BridgeUshibuka Kaisaikan
Ushibuka TourismInformation
Ushibuka Port
MogushiBeach
SatsukiBeach
Tate Beach
TsurubayamaPark
Kuwashima Island
Oshima Island
Toshima Island
Gesu Island
Eboshi coal mine ruins
Ushibuka Marine Park
Sanwa-Shosen Ferry
Dinosaur Footprint
Ammonite and Ceresium Fossils
‘Dinosaur Island’ Cretaceous Period Museum
Goshoura Island
Hongo
Ariake Octopus Monuments
The Lucky OctopusThe Giant Octopus
View from Mt. Karasu-Toge
‘The Masters Amakusa’ Golf Course
Himedo
Kyoragi
Matsushima
Oyano
Iwajima Island
Amakusa Shiro Museum
Rest Stop ‘Sun Pearl’
Spa Thalasso Amakusa
Cherry Golf Course
Amakusa Shiro Tourism Association
Misumi Branch Office,Uki City OfficeYushima Island ( ‘Collusion’ Island)
Rest Stop ‘Ripple Land’
Sea Kayak Base
Amakusa Sedo Bridge
Wakamiya Beach ,Campground
View Spot
Jusanbutsu Park
Hot Spring ‘Amuri’
WorldHeritage
SakitsuVillage inAmakusa
Ueda Pottery Museum
Sumoto Spa ‘Kappa Roman Kan’ Myui Astronomical
Observatory‘Myui’ means ‘Let’s go and see’ in the local dialect.
The easiest way to approach Amakusa is via the Five Bridges that link Amakusa to Uto Peninsu-la and mainland Kyushu. To arrive at the first bridge, most travelers use National Highway 57, which winds along the north coast of the peninsula. National Highway 266, which fol-lows the peninsula’s south coast and connects to the Kyushu Expressway at Matsubase Inter-change, is an alternative approach route.Ferries connect Amakusa to Nagasaki Prefec-ture in the north; Kagoshima Prefecture in the south can be reached via another convenient ferry departing from the town of Ushibuka.Amakusa can also be reached expediently via a short and scenic flight from either Kumamoto or Fukuoka.
Dolphin WatchingAbout 200 dolphins are said to live offshore Itsuwa Town. Guided by local fishermen, dolphin watching tours offer you an amazing opportunity to see dolphins swimming and jumping up close. Amakusa Dolphin Information Hotline: 0969-26-4500
宇土市
Uki City 宇城市
苓北町
Reihoku Town
Ashikita Town
Matsushima Hot Spring
Wakamiya Swimming Area, Campground
‘The Five Bridges of Amakusa Boat Cruise
Amakusa Visitor Center
Pass
enge
r Fer
ry
Passenger Ferry
In medieval times, Amakusa used to be divided into five areas: Amakusa, Oyano, Shiki, Kotsuura, and Sumoto, and governed by powerful clans collectively called the ‘Amakusa Goninshu’. It is said that some members of these clans traveled overseas and introduced foreign culture to Amakusa. In 1591, a theological school called the Amakusa Collegio was founded by visiting Portuguese missionaries.
Enshoji Templea former county hall
Tomioka Beach
五和
本渡
河浦
牛深
Shinwa
Otao
新和
牛深港
栖本
倉岳
龍ヶ岳町小屋河内
津奈木IC
姫戸
松島
大矢野
有明
天草宝島ライン
棚底港
天草空港
本渡港
片側港
出水駅~阿久根へ
to Izumi Station and Akune出水駅~阿久根へ
Aizu Port 合津港
富岡港
下田
Gion Bridge
Todoroki Mantaro Village Campsite
Mt. Araodake Viewpoint (a historical lookout post)
Amakusa Collegio Museum
The Yokaku Bay is a narrow fjord-like inlet of a kind that is fairly rare in Japan.
An island located between Amakusa and Shimabara, where Christian
insurgents from both sides met to discuss strategy for the Amakusa-Shimabara Rebellion.
Giant Yebisu Statue
Travel Times by Car
15-7 Chuo-Shinmachi, Amakusa City, Kumamoto Pref. 863-0023
http://www.t-island.jp/For more information
phone: 0969-22-2243 Amakusa Takarajima Tourist Association
JR Amakusa Misumi Line
Kyus
hu Ex
pres
sway
Hisatsu Oran
ge Railw
ay
Rosario Line Ferry
Shin
kans
en (
Bulle
t Tra
in)
Hisa
tsu O
range
Railway
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Mt. Shiratake
Mt. Ryugatake
Mt. Karasu-Toge
Mt. NenjudakeMt. Kuratake
Mt. Oidake
Mt. Shibaoyama
Mt. Misumidake
Mt. Tenjinyama
Mt. Jiromarudake
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Mt. Hashiradake
Mt. Tenjiku
Mt. Araodake
Mt. Kashiradake
Mt. Ryutozan
Mt. Medake
Ubushima Island
Mt. Rokurojiyama
Mt. Gongenyama
Mt. TomidakeOnikizaki
Beach
Mt. Kadoyama
Mt. Boshidake
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Hibiscus hamabohabitat
Dried Octopus
Matsushima-Ariake Expressway
Rest Stop ‘Uto Marina’
Goshoura Local Products Market‘Shiosaikan’
Giant Amakusa Shiro Statue
Pearl CenterSea Donut
Shiratake Forest ParkGiant Rock Formations, Campground
Yumeru Spa
‘Sea Doughnut’ Aquarium
Kyus
hu S
hink
anse
n
(Bul
let T
rain
)
Amakusa Misumi Line
Hondo History and Folklore Hall
AmakusaChristian Museum
a scenic sand spit and littoral plant-life habitat
According to oral tradition, the Amakusa-Shimabara Rebellion (1637-1638) was said to be an uprising of Christians, but actually it was a peasant riot not directly motivated by religious causes. It happened because the local peasants were burdened with unreasonably heavy taxes under the Tokugawa Shogunate. Even after the rebellion was crushed, Shigenari Suzuki, an official in charge of the Amakusa Islands, is said to have asked the shogun to ease the tax burden on his people, explaining that the requisite amount of rice could not be grown in Amakusa’s infertile soils.
World Heritage
World Heritage
Amak
usa
Taka
rajim
a Cr
uise
Line
to Kumamoto
to Kumamoto
Todoroki Spring
Uto
Tomioka Castle SitePark with a view tower and Christian Tombstones nearby
Shuttle BusIzumi-AmakusaRomance Shuttle
‘Yasuragi’ Spa
Rest Stop ‘Shiranui Spa’